Anyone could do it!! The Most Convienient Logo-printing Method

[BlueDevil]

So I asked Noah, and for the inkjet, you just apply the tape, rub the image on, then remove the tape (no water!). However, I found that color images did not work very well with inkjet, and the images are also not perfectly clear (as you may sort of be able to see on Noah's picture).

I would try the toner if you have one, because it seems like it would work better based on the images in the original post.

Edit: images. Quality of image on the tape is not fantastic, but I like it.

 

[uniacto]

I did it, and it looks pretty sweet. I'll try to upload pics, but I'm not sure I know how to.

edit: i'm getting some red dot thing, and a "bubble" error or something. i'll figure this out later, haha

 

[brandbest1]

Wait wait... so use the tape and water method to transfer the image on the tape, then rub the image onto the cube?

And i only have black-and-white toner

 

[Jakethedrummer]

Wait, with inkjet or toner printer? Which one is better?

It only works with laser

Sent from Ice Cream Sandwich Eatin' Optimus V

 

[CarlBrannen]

I'd like to try this but without the tape.

The tape is just there to hold the ink while the paper is removed. So if I can put a layer of adhesive on my cubie I should be able to get a reverse image by putting the tape up against the cube and then washing the paper off. There's various spray adhesives, most craft stores will sell something, I think.

And after the image is thoroughly dry, I can give it a top coat of clear enamel. That will make the logo permanent. (Uh, this might work better with a painted cube rather than the stickered cube most of y'all use.)

 

[uniacto]

So I was bored so I made a couple new logos for my cubes. They're all kpop group logos, don't judge.

 

[o2gulo]

So I was bored so I made a couple new logos for my cubes. They're all kpop group logos, don't judge. View attachment 2657

Very nice and neat!